Imagine you're at a party (do you remember what they used to be like???) and somebody asks you the dreaded question...
"So, what do you do then?"
Are you ready to give them your perfected elevator pitch or do you choke on your martini and find the quickest way to exit?
Getting confident at telling others about your business is a skill in itself! And given our limited interaction with the outside world at the moment, you might be wondering how on earth you'll get the practice in.
So listen in to today's show where I'll be taking you through some helpful tips to get you shouting about your business from the rooftops!
Highlights:
{0:27} My first attempt and how it fell flat on its face
{2:01} How Imposter Syndrome raises its head
{5:12} Getting comfortable with telling people what you do
{6:53} The three key parts to include
Links:
Sign up for The Energetic Elevator Masterclass on 17th March HERE to learn how you could be unconsciously repelling clients and what to do instead!
And come and join me in the new group The Aligned Entrepreneur Community over on Facebook HERE
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